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Downward continuation of airborne gravimetry data by means of spherical radial basis functions
The problem of downward continuation of airborne gravimetry data is discussed. Use of spherical radial
basis functions (SRBF) to solve this ill-posed problem is proposed. Gravity disturbances observed at
flight high are continued downward to disturbing potential. The SRBF method is numerically tested
using synthesised data for flight heights 2000 m, 4600 m and 6000 m and grid steps 1 arcmin and
2.5 arcmin in area bounded by colatitudes 40°, 43° and longitudes 153°, 157° (spherical coordinates).
The experiments prove that the SRBF method can provide stable and accurate results. Moreover, as a
result of this procedure one have an approximator in the form of a linear combination of SRBF which
allows to determine the values of different transforms of potential by applying the corresponding
operators to this expression.